Fit check
Is Consumables worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle players who want branching endings rather than a single linear route
- Fans of dark, absurd settings who prefer wordless storytelling
- Achievement collectors seeking 47 objectives across multiple maps and endings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat, character progression, or role-playing systems may find the puzzle-focused structure limited.
- Players wanting a straightforward one-pass story may dislike repeating locations after wrong endings and searching through 23 outcomes.
- Players who prefer text-driven storytelling may not suit a wordless game.
Our take on Consumables
The emphasis on bizarre humor and unexpected endings can understate how much of the game is built around repeated attempts after wrong choices. Its structure is a search through 23 outcomes across three maps.
What is Consumables?
Explore a wordless puzzle game set in a strange world inspired by Utopia, combining humorous, grotesque visuals with a dark narrative.
Items can produce different effects depending on the situation, creating varied ways to approach puzzles. Wrong choices lead to alternate endings, after which the protagonist returns to the same location and starts again. The game contains three chapters, each with more than 6 wrong endings. Across 3 maps and 19 scenarios, players can investigate 23 endings and collect 47 achievements. Hand-drawn frame animation supports the presentation, using minimalist lines, pure colors, and exaggerated movements. The objective is to find the only survival ending and guide the protagonist back home.
How Consumables plays
- 01Branching puzzle outcomes
- Incorrect choices produce alternate endings and return the protagonist to the same area for another attempt.
- 02Contextual item effects
- An item can cause different results depending on the situation.
- 03Three-chapter structure
- The game is divided into three chapters, each containing more than 6 wrong endings.
- 04Achievement hunt
- 47 achievements are spread across 3 maps, 19 scenarios, and 23 endings.
- 05Hand-drawn animation
- Frame-by-frame artwork uses minimalist lines, pure colors, and exaggerated movement.
Consumables compared to similar games
Fantasy Girl is a jigsaw puzzle featuring 12 character CG images, with 5 of them using Live2D. Consumables instead centers on item interactions, alternate endings, and scenario exploration across 3 maps and 19 scenarios.
Consumables: platforms & release
Is Consumables worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle players who want branching endings rather than a single linear route. Skip it if: players seeking combat, character progression, or role-playing systems may find the puzzle-focused structure limited.
Where can I download Consumables?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Consumables's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Consumables on?
Windows only.
